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Maori economy

A composite image of the ocean and sand overlayed with a house and someone's hand holding a fish.
Properties, jobs and economy at increasing risk as climate change puts pressure on NZ's oceans and coasts
People's homes, jobs plus the fisheries and aquaculture sectors are at growing risk as climate change and human activity puts pressure on New Zealand's oceans and coasts, report says
8th Oct 25, 1:39pm
by Mandy Te
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People's homes, jobs plus the fisheries and aquaculture sectors are at growing risk as climate change and human activity puts pressure on New Zealand's oceans and coasts, report says
Protesters walk down Lambton Quay
Toitū Te Tiriti breaks with Te Pāti Māori as party rift widens
Māori activist group Toitū Te Tiriti says Te Pāti Māori has become a 'dictatorship' while MP Mariameno Kapa-Kingi hints she may be punished for standing up to leadership
2nd Oct 25, 1:49pm
by Dan Brunskill
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Māori activist group Toitū Te Tiriti says Te Pāti Māori has become a 'dictatorship' while MP Mariameno Kapa-Kingi hints she may be punished for standing up to leadership
Use of Māori land for horticulture on the rise
New report says Māori interests in horticulture are growing fast while the industry as a whole faces constraints
14th May 25, 9:27am
by Eric Frykberg
New report says Māori interests in horticulture are growing fast while the industry as a whole faces constraints
Debt is a part of a modern economy. It still is, even if we call it ‘colonial’
Economist Brian Easton says for Maori to flourish they must continue to take up the opportunities even if we call them by the meaningless term ‘colonial’
28th Jun 21, 8:54am
by Brian Easton
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Economist Brian Easton says for Maori to flourish they must continue to take up the opportunities even if we call them by the meaningless term ‘colonial’